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E.,'f ",` c'- ?) tk•ADl;. 4 lk lii i 7 „-----. r ctl '.rl- N ,:i. ) •.) 1,- t g.!a ' , t,ciri 7, - ;_., , s 17... , " ' 4;. •":" ' . 1 .• , : . 4 ~., ' 1-f ! % ', '' • " , o f go ci 3 11; °ll l t Fre se , ns or bt. ! g pt:blls.e- g t" the t -thy d or i rig that th, ford t f Sur6- ,c 'as rfS 1 -10 r: • i te Or. d Go; - cfi 0 i layttpt, g iefr % ri .~j ,t- °jam „d, if. r t i t it;r - r CoW. {;‘" Itn! r (jtOrb I:A ' ef: : ; 1I 0 0 60'0' ';iCe tS. 1 33r)4( { •••' W;Y I g eo ,C stio re , " aQ ro e NUMBER. 56501' w THEATRE . ROYAL; COVE NT-GARDE'". bN MONDAY EVENIN'G, 0_61.2,2, 1810, will be acted a Tragedy; called ' THE REVENGE. , Zanga, Mr. KEMBLE ; 'Alonzo, Mr. C. K EMBLE ; Carlos, Mr. BRUNTON •, f 'Leonora, Mrs.. HAM E RTON, - (Being her second appearance in Lodon). 10 Which will be added (for the sth time), a new Dramatic 'Romance, 'in Two-Ads, called THE BRIDAL RING. The Charatiers by Mr. YOUNG, Mr: FAWCETT, A Ir , E;;UNTON, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CRESWELL, Mr.'CHAPM4N,.Mr. MENAGE, • • . Mr. lEFFERIES, Mr, ATKINS, I. Mrs. C. REMBLE, Mrs. 11. JOHNS, ON. '''C Dances by Mrs. PINCOTT, Mr. P. TAYLOR, &c. P laceetor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. B ra nd on , at t h e tPriuce's-place, Hart-street, trot Ten till o • . Ur: 2.'"es7sr Setond- price 35.'6d..--Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price ieco ndl.•Qer qatlery.zs. Second.price . ts. —Upper G a ll ery is. ...price 6d.—No Money to be returned. b l 'he Boors wili be opened at Half past Five, and the Play ed at Half past Six. 1 , The ileivl)ramatic- Romance of The Bridal Ring, haying .;_'en received throughout with universal approbation, will ne repeated every Evening till furthernotice. • i on Tuesday, The Gamester. —On Weduesday , The Road k 4 Ruin. —O n Thursd'ay (not added these two years), The nu ntainvis.—On Friday , The Woodman.—On Saturday, ug I ohn. THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM. , . (Under the Authority of the LORD CHAIM:110;U A I N.) PrHIS PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 20, 1810, Their Majesties' Servants will ad, the •Comedy of • THE 'BUSY BODY. Sir Cern& Airy, Mr. RUSSELL ; Sir Fr:nit:is Gripe, Mr. LOVEGROVE, lus rust appearance in that Charatler); • Sir leaients Traffic, Mr. CARR ; • Charles. Mr. 110 LEAN!) ; - d\i'larplot, Mr.. WRENCH ;, nisper, Mr. FISHER Miranda, Mrs. GLOVER, (Being her first appearance in that Charaler); Patch, Miss•M EL LON, ; • • - . Mrs. SCOTT - Scentwell, Miss T 1 DSW EEL. • I ' o Which will he added, thelast new Musical Fame of HIT .011 MISS ! • .. Adam•Staiing, Mr. PEN LEY; . • ' faiiuS jumble,- Mr. -DE. CA MP ; • Dick Cypher, - Mr. MATH,E : N 'O'Rourke O'D ‘i ii r , M r : JOHSTON E;. • M ferry I.3loSsoni ' Mr. K.NIGHT ; • • ' • rs. Augusta Caroline liuneymouth, Mrs. SPARKS ; . Clara Sterling, Miss.KE ELY ; -Dolly O'Daisy, Mrs. Bt. AN i). s'ir,laces to he taken ot"Mr. Spring, at the Lox-Ofriee in the' ti y"; of whom may also be had Private Boxes lit.^Cs§s: Second.price 4:-.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-pricers.— p r i e _ it erY zs. Sec:dud-price is.— Upper Gallery is. SeCund c Od. f Or Doors , . . . .• - ,-, to be opened at Half past Five, and tl,e Per. turned4"ce to bcgitiat Halt past Six.—No Money to be ' re- Moticiav, the Clandestine 'Marriage; With Hit or Tuesday, The Belle's St rataiern Avi,th, The Rt.:. Tile Wags of Windsor.—O n Weilwsday, The Ca- Phr With. it t or, Deuce. Miss ! —On Thursday, The West Indi an ee and he This Day was published, 111. Three Vbiunge,'Oaaio, i)lice 11. 4 s. in'goardi, e SUond &titian; correeletrand inucti' - enlatgett; of 'EDIC AL .FILSTOIIIES -arid REFLECTIONS, St ilk By IO heHN FERRIAR. MD. r Physician to't'Manctiester Ii ifirtriary,. Dispensary Lunatic, Hospital, ' • Pi - jilted tor T..Cadell and W"Daies, Strand. •• • . , . . . . 'A lt ' This Day were published, ~ . 1 : 111 e hirge liraliffne Quarto', illustrated With near an .' • ~i.; jiutictrrCEnsrav4n6s, price 51. ;s. in boards,,' . . 11 AVELS in, vasious, farts. of EUROPE, . _ . , - ' - Ag1 . 4.1 and AFRICA. •' . . p - • o ---XY, Ezt.M Alt D . DA IN,I EL. C LARK E, I.L D, . rfesz;or of .N•lineralogy in, the University of tatribridge., Part the'.first, Rwsia; TrattAry,:and Turkey. .. - • -•.. t . Printed.h.r I'. Caddl itt;(l W. I):,vies, St ran d. , tc,f,* A his'4.Copics- on - ril;:il Paper, with proof ithpres s i ons `"e i s lates,, pri,cs . 81 ,Ss. in . boards..,. . A AS'above may .ilbu he had, by the same Author, ' , A.A./ . . . tk„ -‘ =111 0 , 11t:gt Distribution of the Mineral Kingdom, into ' If. ';',.', Orders, Genera, Species, .and Varieties, price ..: ,•; This Day was published, Irj Ddavo, price 19,5; in boards, LETTERS, on the PROPHECIES; selcaed from Eminent Writers, P l • ' -1:. SII , II Til,A Gentleman. - intel for Jos. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. A I Vdiere - may - be had; by the -sam e Au t h or , tlfth ''Edition, covreacd and enlarged, of an Exarbination th e t!PatSages confained in the OoSpels and other Books of lJt;"- e w-jes-tanient, respeetMg . the Person of jesus,-, with ervatioits from them. Price ss. sewed. • This Day was published, In One Volume, 8vo: price Bs. boards, I: RMONS on .VARIOUS SUBJECTS ;. reqpea- F ro . fully addressed to the .junior Clergy, being a Seleelion A r rit t hrit highly admired Author and- most eminent Divine .ilibishop Tt LLOTSON. • L 41hese germinis are , ot . a popular kind, and on the plait 14 ) P t ett. well Calculated to impr,ss Conviaion from the Yid ' 4 s to y edify and instrud intik? Family and the Closet. By the Rev. R. R 'lt ALDE RSTON, I) - Curate of Winkle, Ch es hi re. t e ,. llnteci fOr Longman, Hurst, Res, Orme, and Brown, P a - Oloste r-r Lon gman , _ , BOOKS written by Mr. FOOT, and published by T. Beckett, Pall-Mall. • ANEW CRITICAL INQUIRY int o the AN bis el arid MODERN METHOD o f CURING 4 4 , 'AS ES in the URETHA and BLADDER; being an 'jet o ase rldrnent s, of st fo h Editrmer Editions, and illustrated by a great va f C. as. 6d. 2. Zr he Eues Complete Treatise on the Origin, Theory, and Cure Venerea, and Obstrydions in th e Urethra-, i llus. Itir ee e "bY a great variety of Cases ; being a Course of jl L'etures read in Dean.street, Soho.. 'O ne vo l ume 4to. tos boards. es the .uccossful Pra6lice of Vesicx Lotura tor ' 're of Discisc-ti-Blatideis. Two Paris, pace 45, 61. 4 J4~ r""A'in N'lr '4l Ai ...a. SALES OF ESTATES, Lc. FREEVOLD ESTATE, DORSET. TO BE LOLD BY AUCTION, At the Crown Inn, Blandford, on Thursday, the Bth of No. vember, Oho, at Tv‘elve o'Clock precise' %., lA_Most Desirabl e and Compaat MANOR FARM, called MARSH FARM, containing 35 Acres of rich Meadow, ineinding Orchard and Site of the Build, ings, and 75 Acres of very excellent Arable Land, in seven Inclosures. The estimated yearly value of the Farm is about Two Hundred and Twenty Pounds: There is a good Farm-house with necessary. Buildings, and another House with suitable 0 Ilice3, substantial ly.bui I t about 25 years ago; intended tbr the Residence of a Gentle man, andmight, at an easy expence, be fitted up as a Spyrt ing BOx. , The Estate is very well stocked with Game, being sur rounded by Manors abounding with Pheasants, Hares, and Partridges , situate six miles South of 131andlord, in a most respeaable Neighbourhood. The Poor's Rates are only about One Shilling in the Pound, and the• Land-tax is redeemed Mr. Bessant, of Bere Regis, the Tenant, will shew the Premises ; and further particulars may be known by apply. ing to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. By Order of the ASSIGNEES of M. BURRO LIG H. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, B'y B. LEWIS, On Montlay, the 29th day of Oetober inst. at' the Antelope Inn, in New Sarum, in the County of Wilts, at 4 Q't:lnek in . theaft.riioida, hi elev.:4l Lots, under Conditions of Sale to be then prqduced, the undermentioned - FIiEEHO I. D and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY', viz.:— : '. _ .. . LOT. I„. A LL that, capital LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE rk or DWELLING-110'JSE, with the spacious Ware_ rooms belonging thereto, situate in the Poultry-ciossi Salis bury, late in the occupation of the said -Michael ISurr,,Ggh ; together with the good will ot.the extensive and well-aecus turned busuiessot a Woollen-draper, Mercer, and Undertaker, for more than fitty years carried on therein: The above pre -mises haVe been mostly new within a tew years, are it ex cellent repair, and in point of situation are inferior to none in Salisbury. The Fixtures and 'such part ut the stock in Trade as shall remain undisposed of at the time of the Sale, will he required to be taken at an appraisement by the par chaser of these premises- LOT 11. A FREEHOLDMESSUAGEor DIVELLINC4IOI/SE adjoining Lot 1, in which an extensive Banking Business has been established and cried on for more than twenty years last past. LOT 111. A LEASEHOLD STABLE, SIZEW-HOUSE, and OUT.I3UILDINGS in the Butcher-row, Salisbury, - late in the occupation of the said M. Liurrough, and near to Lots and a. The respective Tenants will spew the .'r: miser ;.and fo further particulars, apply to Mr. Arney or Mr. 'Finney Sa. lislury, joint Solicitors to the Assignees ; 'if by letter the post.i i 4e must be paid. •- Wit-411LE AND INrIGESI'.ION. HALLAM'S ANTII.III.IQUS 'THESE Pills are particularly recoimnended in all -I. Bilious Complaints, whether arising from a weak or de- ranged Action of the Stomach, from (Ali, whereby the ,Secretion of Bile is obstructed, or from Exi_ess to Eating, or Drinking, wherein the Bile is render ed acrid' and corrosive, and regurgitated to,the Stomach, causing Sickness, •kiuntlic:e Windy Disorders, Indigestion,lec. ln Habitual . • . • CostiveuesA, a-stuggish State of the Bowels," Sick Heatl-ach,and also during Pregnancy, they may be taken .Milt singular good elieet. • • Price 2.s 9d. per Box, duty included. Sold wholesale and retail Gy Snaw and Edwards, (AS, St.' Church-yard, London, and retail by Baxter, burgh, and Bull, Dublin, and all Dealers in Medicine • ti•CER FAIN DISEASE. - • s ' • ....DR. FREEMAN'S Uniet'sal and long otaikshi: Medicine; .called G UT TA . SA LUTA i 0 S, may.. be depended on to be a certain, sate, and speedy cure fOr_the most 'inveterate 'Venereal Disease, -Gleuts, Ulcers,_ Pains •"and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either.set ; its' 'operation is by urine and insensible perspiration. !.A slight, case is'generally curedin a feiv days, and a cOntirrned'•lues in -a short - time'. Inveterate Scurvy, - Fistula; - Ororisies, heutmitisms,'G ravels, Weaknesses, and o,bstructions, arq speedily removed fly these sate and salutary drops. • They reqnire nothing to work .theft off, no restraint . of'diet, or .hinderitice fiom busineis . 'Those•vvho . take tiiern may pentfon unsound and pertectcure, without the knowledge of any person whatever. They cause no sicknesli, and the pa-. tient may go about his or her business WithOlitl he least clan-, ger. The large qualizities that are daily said for eiportation and domestic use, prove their efficacy tosurpass , every' other medicine in the known world. Sold - by - appointment of 1)r. Freeman at Mr. -.Butler's, - NO. 4, Cheapstile, corner of Pa ternoster,roW ; and retail by one or more Medicine Venders in every town, in bottles at zs, 9d. and 4s. 6d. each, with • 3 (11 j,le direi lions. ' To THOMAS Y LUK; Ebq , - SIR,, : , . , No. 9, - New Bridge-street, Elackfriar s . I .COSIDE,R it but an act of-Justice due to the, I; Inerits‘o: your — LEAls.L's PATENT PI L LS, to. coin. rnunicate to you the following Ctire'which has recently been performed by tnem :- - -An Actitutintance of mine, ; by t/te , breaking -out •of an old Venereal Complaint . , (attcnded .by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most - to a skeleton ; and although be had the hest medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which.seetnect to suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most re: duced and pitiable - situation for two years, unable to follow his profession,. and scarcely able to walk or.even to stand on his legs ; in faCt,no.one who knew him ever supposetlft pus- - sible for hirrkro rec Over. He. was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills ; he did so, adhering strictly to the direcli,Jr.s given with them. He had•tiot taken more- than two 40xeS.. . before he found an alteration for the b e t ter : this . ..n-couraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he fuend his appetite and strength gradually seturn, and is now as healthy and stout as any man 1 know: You are welcome, Sir, to refer any person to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should , be doubted, I Sir, your obedient humble servant, .., • ` Library, Fulkstone. . THOS.. PA.JRDAY'.. Prepared and Scld by the Sole Propiietor, • THOS. TAY LOR ' Member of the Royal College o f Sur geons, London, at his House, NO-.-, 9, New Bridge•Areet ; Where, after a constant residence of more tlii , ii Forty Years-, ' in a pradice particularly directed to the Cure of - Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to - the Parts of Genera tion in both Sexes, with that inviplabie secrecy which men of his profession should. always observe, he 'flatters him self; the advice and assistan ce be gratuitously admi n i sters tip persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a dis. • cerning Public, as an advantage seldom,to be obtained,, and .. void of ambiguity. . Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience cit those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, -No. 35, St. Al.' . ban's.street, Pall-Mall ; ,the TO) shop, No. 103, Oxiord. street ; Mr. Disboro•igh's, No.'s, • Het-street.- bill ; Mr: .- Baxter's South Bridge ; Edinburgh ; .Mr. M 'Do n ald' s , G las'. gow ; dr. Bull,.Dame.street, Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's,`Li• verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's,'Manchester ; and by one .Persiort in every considerable Townin 'Crest Britain 'and lrelatok- id rcoxes of only as, gd. each, up With full and plain di. Bdieris, whereby persons of eitherses may cure themselves with ease, speed,•secreey, and 'safety. N-. B. Every Box sold in Great • Britain is sealed : J.l.p. with a Stamp, on which, by' flivour : Of the Commt,t..ooners.. is- -," printed at the Stamy-office, ' " I'. Taylor,. No. 9,- New liride;e.strect," to imitate which is Felony, io :( i All cal;et.; are COUllleFitilii. 1 01 1— • , , ~y f e • • , MEDICAL 'AND SU,RCiIf.:4I; ADVICE. IHE dreadful ravages on theliuman Frame, oc casioned by VENEREAL INI , ECT lON, has battled the wisdom of ages to countera6l. Herculean inrlce,i is the task aisigbed to him whose Medical skill enables Ilan radi. catty-to' Cure and enedually Prevent a - Disordtr more cruel • than the grave. -- -- Mr. COLEY, a Member of the Royal.C:illege of -Sur getins; sensible of . the'disadvantages under which he labours where•so inaproffertheir services to the - Public, need only 'appeal to liisrSupetior Mode of PraWce; which he has never t' and to fail of producing the most salutary effeds2---Veni, Vidi, Vici, was the motto of Cxsar. Mi. Coley will not ar-: rogate that to himself, but he can justly aver .that he has, seen and has conquered the most inveterate Cases.ef Syphilis, and in all stages of t h at cruel Disorderlin been eminently successful; In aii instances of Vebilit y Stridares, &c. Mr. Coley adopts mode of treatment pre-eminently useful. To be. consulted'evety Morning from Nine till Three, .and every Evening from •Six till Ten, at his house, No., zo, 101 M-street, Adel phi,- in the-Strand. Patients in the-Country are reqncitecl to state the.particu lars of their-complaint, by. etter, inclosing a 13ank Note for Advide and Medicine, when the same will be given or sent to any part or the Kingdom. zo, fohn-Street, Adelphi. _ , • • Dr. FOT4-1 SRGIL'S-FE MA LE PILLS, Fur .the, Prevention,and Cu e I)iseases peculiar to the , Sex. • T HAT a I. , ,,reater sharfit-of ~the itifirmiiies is allot . ted to t;:e fen:Ale, tr,":,,le nom the other Sex, we havo the_authol 'ay of Scriptlife to 6i:firm, rtince the numerous . disorders which off s eet..women, and stikject them to pain and, sulltriug at every perietf.,,rit I.k. Bnt tripugh this is the case, 'the same hand whielf - I:,_ unposed the burrlien, haS also af= . forded the means elf '' luovided'the plants with healing virtues, which, „under the gurdinceut.science, should restore health, soothe:pain, andpro.yeau antidote to•the evil, Dr. Fothergil's 'Fernald Pill is a Wonderful composition of t:iis • 1? allays net - Vous irritation, caltris thq rapid tri. hiood,, gives co t,in perturbed spirits their regular course:Mc' cittniation, and restfires- the relaxed fibre to its proper tone, and settles on the cheek the• mantling hue of hva.lth, beauty; and purity.. . • . , 'Against all the irregularities of the sex it is a neverzfail lug restorative ; aa, in Green Sickness and Obstruetiont. in bier vo.u4 - disorders, as" Hysterics; Spasnls, Patsy ; in tliseases troni,a relaxed fibre, as atter childbed .Dropsy, 'and even ddring, the pregbanf state. It should be kept:, by every :Wale, as a proper domestic medicine, whi e l t s h e can, at al t times' resort in attack of any illvesc: ' Sold Wholesale and retail at Ntr. Mulct's, 4, Oheapside, cower of Paternoster-row; Bacon, isp, and :Men, 76, ox ford stre,et ; • Clark, 269,. Borough ; t, Royal , E xchange ; Most Country'Migticine . .Vend A rs, in ft , acs, at 2s,' 9cl. 'r;it:ll.• witotti may be had, Dr. Fothergil's Nervous Cordial Pry:, so justly, recommended foe the cute ( - .1 alt Nervous C.. nip laints, 13ottles, price 4s. 6d. a n d e2S. cacti; [PRICE SIXtENCE HALEPENN . - SPANI,3II AND ijORTUGUESE PAPERS • a FO.O - 1 1 4 THE GAZETTE xl-R,AoRDINARY OF CATALONIA, Sm. 22. • . LETTER FROM GENERAL O',DONNELL TO THE .PRESI.• AP ittaT OF Ilia JUNTA . " SfosT EXCELLENT SEE, " The movement which the. army of Marshal Aflacdonald made towards the town of Cervertt quaieted me that his object vdas to place himself in a centrical point of observation, which might Cover the bperations of that . of Suchet, which was piaeed 'against Tortosa, to threaten, by his rear guard, the line of the Llobregat, and, at the same time, to oc cupy an extent of country which might afford him suty,isteuce. " The kind of warfare which it suited us.to carry on had determined me to attack all the posts whist, the enemy bad left in his refr, and varliical, from theii distanc e f rom our positions, he considered se cure from serprise ; and to consequence Of w , areve i r might result, to follow up any operations; not losing any opportunity which might occur of obtaining the sm sliest advantage over the enemy; and in order to carry into effeet this plan, I ordered , tor eaotaarka lion at this port several pieces of artillery, arnoi . and a small detachment of troops, ,convoyed by his. Britannic M ijesty's frigate the Gam/riga, tour feluccas, and a Spanish frigate, the Diana, which might be united - on their clutzing grounJ oft Barcelona, • • " The indic.ated movement of the enemy upon Cervera, so. far from inducing me to change this plan, put it in my power to carry it.into more advan iageous execution ; and I ordered that the corps of ir►iatitry Of Tarragona, Ilibuia , Avercia, Gerona, and Arragon, and the Spanish hussars, with the dia goons of Numaetia, under the command of Mar shal the Marquis de CampoVerde,should march upon VillalranCa, fur which point I set out from the for tress of larragona on the 6th inst. placing Myself at the head of the above division. [Here the General details a variety of preliminary tnarches:of his troops, among which were his Send ing off a part of his force under Colonel HonoratO de Fleyres, for the attack of San Felio de Guizols and Palamos,while he himself resolved to attack General -Sch wart 2, who was posted in Bisbal." " Scarcely had Ipresented 'myself in front of Bishal, when I ,ordered Brigadier Don Jose Sanjuan to seize with the cavalry all the avenues to the town, to prevent them from sallying . forth ; this movement was executed with incredible, aotivity, so that. iu less that. ten minutes all the points were seized. The infantry;without regarding the number of -the enemy, penetrated immediately into the town, and fired from different parts on an ancient fortress, to which the enemy had retreated. Poring this, seve ral parries of cuirassiers, who were, patrolliog out.. side the town, were all cut off by erar Cavalry, w h o behaved With the greatest valour. I then demanded a surrender of the fort, which was refused ; and, I therefore determined to attempt setting fire to the . gates, advancing, 'for thi s purpose, to reconnoitre; but scarcely had I ad• ranceci to the vicipity, when I. was.wonn-d bra a musket-ball in the right leg. Upon,this' a 'WV OF too it) tanfiy, 4) . cavalry, advanCeilfrbtp,„the side of 'lot nela - '0 assts[, those in 13i-Sbal, ht,tt..*re attacki.d •by the reset'Ve under flriadier s anjuas, when the caval ry ,fled towatds.Gerci3a, .kharidonirg the infantry, : Wh'o:were Made prisoner 4, w,ithont:fir ing a shot. The same division took alio a . coriVoy with some cattle and other provisitiii; malting'in..- soners the sinall 'escort whoconduCted it: Nest day, again demanding a surrender, I ac ceded) .4o.dritet. to avoid effusion of blood, to terms of capitalation,_ by which' (trey should re main..prisoners o f wartm arching out wish military hononls, the soldiers retaining Wei: - knapiacks, and General Schwartz and his officers their swords apd - baggage. Tt2e surrender was carried into ekeeti -tioo ou:the morning of the. t4th, their being:. made ,Triaeners ef , war§So men ;' besides Gen.-Schwa, one gelOnel,And,in offiers, who on the inorniligOf t h e 15,cti were marched out to be embarked at San Ouikols. "• The. account of the successful attacks on-Pala mos arid Sa contained in the I . etters . wiricit accompany this dis, , atch. " The result of the total loss Of theerie - nlyi in these a4l ispne General o f bris4dv i jwe Colo nels, 56. officers, and .I,t $3 soldiers ma d e. priaeners, i 6 pieces . olartillery of 'variou s calibre.sk ;tn gAhi c i l are orie'niQrtar and rt howitzer :3 a great ntrußer of s'ithres, C.Ctoecil-bo x_ and aMmunition ; a great quantity of wheat and cattle, with oo ler - fects, - witheut reckoning ?09 kilted :tid ,wounded.' [The letter coocludes .with hp.Atowltig,-warm pra4aes-.on the conduct of,the troops-and:o!ricers en gaged, as well as on Captain Fane;Commandpr . of the Cau2l, ri gat e•] (Signed) " Tarra'ona, Sept. 19." . . " ENfOQUE O ' DONNELI " COPY 'OF _A LETTER TO TIIR ORNRR"L INVCHIFr, FROM COLONEL DE . FLBYRRS, WITH REGAILOTO THE OPERATIONS ON THE COAST; **mos? ExcELLixr SENOR, " In fulfilment of the orders which- your Excel lency was, please 4 to give me,' to surprise, at the same time,- the garrisons of San, Fella de Guixois and. of marched from San Grace ,r.t two o'clock in the morning,of the 14th instant, having clivit:ed My force in the following manner : 2.30 men of the regirnvilc ofAmerica, under the command of Lieut„-Coionel,Thn Juan Martaxie - Gamiz, and 20 horse,•to attack, with me, San Fello ; 300 ofthe haf t diva of Tarragona, and, 20. horse, with Colonel Li ii SATURDAY, OCrOBER 20, 1810. __t~:~ _ _.._. __ P,CTUA LLING-0 Ft Oct is, 18E0.. COMMISSIONARSjor PiCTUA LLING NIS MA,YZSTI:'s Nill' herehy give Notices That al Wedne.;day, the 31st instant, at 3 o'CAck in the Forenoon, will 6e ea-p , sedto Public Sale at the I/let/ea/ling Office at moutb,. in several Lois, a quePiti, of () L D ST A V L S, H iA D- I NG, 4 RON' 0 0 PS, F9c. / .. yi:7g in his Majetty's Co,pernr, at tremill, near Gosport and a qtrantiy of 01.;) and I)E F ECTIVE PROVISIONS,coksivivcfBREAD,BREAD Db S . T, BEEF, FLOUR, &c. lying in the Stoves of thal ce, where asyPerson' inilinable to Purchase m y hare the li6ero, of Viewing the same in the common woi4ing boors aty day bef‘tx ihe Sale. Aho a quant4 of BROKEN WOOD-HOOPS, CHIPS, Cite% as fibt.wood. The Particulars cJ the Provisions will bet ups essed in the Gala., loves, which may be bad by app(ying to Mr. IPillism Reeks, Agent for she Victualling, at Portmssnals.• Deposit of . 254 per Cent. is to be made on the asnra , lit of each Lea, at the time of Sale, and the Rensai, 3 ler of the ii , f9o,y paid before the Stores are removed, Jai - Which Day, wfif be al. ionveol , fir the Cooterage Articles, and Sen.wi L a \ ys for the I'YOVi. 1 - sans, :1/ter the S..le. P tiALLIIvQ-or'F /cm, • • • .08. i 9, Am. THE COI I I3IISSIONERSfor VICTUdiLL,ING Ha MALY &ST Y's NAVY do hereby' gripe 'Witte, 1 bat an Tens,4, the 3oth instant, - thty will be ready t.t. Pr ceive Tedet s, in writing (seated up), and treat for Seven Hun dred Bags of KENTI SH • HOPS, one half Meted to' be the growth :f the Year 18Q9, and 'the-abet half of the present Ye.* to be ttem:.et.a. , ,Ve to SanVe4l, be. produced with the Tendert, :o It dliouped in one _Month, into His Majesty's Victualling Store at the Ports, t.sncl to the Prqutp dons undesiaenti,tted, Deptford Portsmouth Bags. 300 ' 2:,(1 Plymouth and ge be paid Jur by Bills, payable with /wont, niNey (149 4 aJtcr date. Ihe Conditions of the Contraei may be teen at the Sectetori's qffee. • No regard Will be had to any Tender in which the Price :kilt not he inserted in words. at length, or that shall :not he de livered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 3olb instant, nor unlesl the., Person who makes the Tender, or raze Person on his behalf, attends, to anyten ahete called /or. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Sept. 24, Igloo COMMISSIONRS.for condueling HIS 1114.7ESTY's . TRANSPORT SERI'ICE for taking Ca .r. of Sick and Wow:tied Seamen, and for tbe • Care and Castody l't 4'neh of !Par, do &rely give Mtice, that they Will be ready, rt.thi. fOffce, ca , Tueedrv r the Sth January, 1811, to receive Terlderr, and treat •with s.uch Persons as may be willing to e.mtract for VICTUALLING Sick.and;Wounded .Seamen, .and Sick. PrisOners of War', at Malta, jar Twelve Months cer the 14 , t March, 1810. • Ara Tender will he received after One .o'Clock on the Diy of Treaty, nor at'', mnle.Lt . Prti a, cr an Agent f or hi m , persgnaljy attend.. .Eai;6 Tender . ritist 6c — accompanied 4. . z Letter Wain - twe) revefigble Persons, tegaging7to teeoine hound with !be ':Person tendering, in the Sum of zoo', for the drie performance of the Contract. • • • Further I'artiealars tkay be .kro-aitt, 4yewlyin g at ibis Office, or to :be >ken's of the said C.rtatissioneci at Malta: